Drag Skeleton Stickers
Long Live The Drag Queen Funny Tarot Card Skeleton LGBT Gay Sticker
by Faafograffiti
$3.00 $3.50
Description: Drag Boat Racing Life's Better at Full Throttle Cool Skull Watercraft Motorboat Drag Boat Jet Boat Boating Fast Boat
Drag Boat Racing Life's Better at Full Throttle Cool Skull Watercraft Motorboat Drag Boat Jet Boat Boating Fast Boat Sticker
by Nita T's
$3.00 $3.50
Description: Rev up your style with this bold hot rod design featuring a skeleton driver behind the wheel. Perfect for car enthusiasts, gearheads, and fans of classic racing culture who love a rebellious, high-octane aesthetic.
Hot Rod Masters Skeleton Driver Vintage Racing Design Sticker
by Velvyne
$3.00 $3.50
Description: For the women who'd rather spend the weekend at the racetrack than doing chores. This bold skull design with checkered sunglasses and racing flags is perfect for drag racers, gearheads, car lovers, mechanics, and anyone who believes horsepower always comes first. A fun gift for race day, car meets, the garage, or your favorite horsepower addict.
Horsepower Before Housework Funny Racing Women Car Girl Skull Checkered Flag Sticker
by Nita T's
$3.00 $3.50
Description: Released by Exidy in 1976, Death Race was an early arcade driving game that became infamous for its gleefully macabre premise. Loosely inspired by the 1975 cult film Death Race 2000, the game put players behind the wheel of crude on-screen cars and challenged them to run down fleeing humanoid figures known as “gremlins,” which let out a shriek before being replaced by tombstones. The stark black-and-white graphics were primitive even by late-1970s standards, but the violent concept generated considerable controversy and sensational press coverage. That notoriety helped make Death Race one of the earliest video games to spark a public debate over violence in electronic entertainment, cementing this simple arcade game's place in history.
Description: Unleash the speed with this badass 'Hell on Wheels' racing design. Featuring a flaming skeleton driver, a burning race car, and an aggressive motorsport style, this graphic is perfect for car enthusiasts, gearheads, bikers, and drag racing fans. Great for anyone who loves high speed, loud engines, and dark rebellious aesthetics!
Hell on Wheels Skeleton Racing Car Burning Fast Sticker
by Masmus Design
$3.00 $3.50
Speed Kills Bone Shakin’ Dragster Hot Rod Art Original by J.Twibell Sticker
by Twibell’s Garage
$3.00 $3.50
Description: Drop another coin and enter the Midnight Death Circuit. Two skeletal racers tear through a burning graveyard in this distressed 1970s arcade-horror design, packed with roaring muscle cars, pixel tombstones, flames, and old-school screen-print grit. Inspired by the wild atmosphere of early coin-op racing culture, this piece is made for vintage arcade collectors, retro gamers, horror racing fans, and anyone who remembers when arcade cabinets looked dangerous before the game even started.
Midnight Death Circuit 1976 – Graveyard Arcade Racing Sticker
by FORMWILD
$3.00 $3.50
Description: A wild retro hot rod design featuring a grinning skeleton tearing down the road in a flame-painted vintage drag car with a bold rebellious attitude. Perfect for fans of hot rods, rat rods, skeleton art, retro racing style, biker energy, and edgy graphic tees with a fast-lane rockabilly vibe.
Eat Sleep Junior Dragster Repeat Drag Racing Skull Jr Dragster Racer Sticker
by Nita T's
$3.00 $3.50
Description: Li'l Coffin is a wild '32 sedan built by Dave Stuckey, with the first version of the car being finished in 1956. Dave continued to work and rework his hot rod over the next several years, before eventually selling it to his good friend Larry Farber. Larry was showing the car when some folks from Monogram saw it and decided that they wanted the car to make a model kit, and a deal to sell Li'l Coffin was made. Monogram sent the car for a new paint, but didn't want anything else to be changed, so the final look of the kit's box art was locked in. The original 1/24 scale Li'l Coffin plastic model kit hit hobby shop shelves in 1964 and was a runaway hit. The outrageous kustom sedan included every detail, as well as a cool skeleton figure.
